My Babies, My Love
Chapter 94

• Isaac raised his eyebrows. He didn't mind, but he had forgotten about Phillip.

• The older man had just woken up not long ago. Why was he watching entertainment news?

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Thinking of this, Isaac felt that Elizabeth must have gotten Phillip to watch it together.

• In the past, when Phillip was in good health, he would not watch nor accompany Elizabeth to watch such boring news.

Now that Phillip was sick, he could only let Elizabeth do as she pleased. Isaac couldn't help but laugh.

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He could already imagine the reluctance on Phillip's face, but Phillip had no choice but to watch it.

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"Isaac, are you listening?" When she realized that Isaac was silent, she asked.

• Isaac replied, "I'll come over at night, Gran. I'll hang up first."

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Elizabeth listened to the disconnected call, then looked at Phillip staring at the TV screen and pointing his finger. He was so excited that he was about to fall out of the wheelchair.

"Phillip, don't get excited. Isaac said he will come back tonight to explain to you."

After speaking, she sighed. For some reason, Phillip liked Adeline. However, she thought that Patricia was not bad too. Although Patricia had given birth to three children, the Arnold Family was not short of money to support them.

• When she gave the Arnold Family one or two more children, it would be lively by then.

• Phillip turned his head to look at Elizabeth and began babbling, his hands shaking more and more.

• Elizabeth felt that it was a mistake to let him watch the entertainment news together today. Seeing how agitated he was, she would not dare to let him watch it again in the future.

• If his brain bled again, it would be troublesome.

• The woman got up, pushed the wheelchair, and with the help of a servant, they left the main building together.

• She pushed Phillip for a walk in the garden. The sun was just right at this hour, and the warmth hit her comfortably.

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"Phillip, you are awake now. You must get better. Isaac's affairs will be left to him to make his own decision. Just stay with me. We will live a few more years since Isaac cannot be left alone in the world just yet."

• Isaac's parents died early on when a car accident took away their son and daughter-in-law, so Isaac was the only descendant in the Arnold Family now.

• The two elders loved him dearly and were reluctant to leave him all alone.

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He had scared Elizabeth just now, so he wouldn't scare her further.

There was a smile in Phillip's eyes. Although he couldn't speak and his limbs were not functioning well, his mind was very clear.

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He suddenly raised his hand adeptly and held Elizabeth's hand, and the expression on his face became quiet.

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Elizabeth smiled and put her other hand over his.

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"You understand what I said, don't you? Don't cause trouble; Isaac will come back tonight and give you an explanation."

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• Meanwhile, Patricia took Sylvie and Josephine to the hospital during their afternoon break. She took an hour's leave, sent them home after the drip, then returned to the company.

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It was exactly 3.00PM when she came back. She pushed open the door of the president's office and said, "President Isaac, I've come back on time, so there's no need to deduct my salary!"

When she left, she told him that she would only ask for an hour's leave. She didn't want any salary deduction, and she would work overtime at night.

However, she didn't see Isaac. The person she saw was Adeline, who was sitting in Isaac's office chair with her back to the table.

When she heard the woman's voice, Adeline turned around in the chair and raised an eyebrow at Patricia.

"Patricia, what's it like to work? It's pathetic to be out of breath for a meager salary."

• After she finished speaking, she raised her hand. Her manicure was inlaid with diamonds, and she began to admire them.

• "However, you do have three children to raise! Isn't it hard? Why don't you replace the father of the children? The old geezer should not be dead yet, and I think as an elderly in his seventies, he should have a little pension left."